The candidate for Ikastola was imposed on the first round of the elections to Beskoitz
- Pascal Jocou and Fabienne Etchegaray are present in the second round of the elections to Beskoitz. Oak Camblong has not yet determined whether it will be put to the vote on 23 June. Fabienne Ayense, former Mayor of Beskoitz, resigned as a result of the discrepancies in the ikastola agreement. Jocou and Camblong join in claiming to build a new building for the ikastola. Etchegaray, for its part, proposes to regroup the two sides of the conflict.
The first round of Beskoitz’s votes took place on Sunday 16 June. Pascal Jocou Beskoitze presides over the list with you, was deputy mayor of the former mayor, Fabienne Ayense. Fabienne Etchegaray is the head of the Beskoitze list. The oak is presented in the Camblong Hats Berri list. The results of the first round were as follows: Jocou won 575 votes, Etchegaray won 539 votes and Haritza Camblong 429. 2,275 people in Beskoiztar had voting rights, of which 1,578 had voted, which is 69.3%.
Pascal Jocou and Fabienne Etchegaray are on the second round of the elections on Sunday, June 23. Oak Camblong has not yet determined whether it is presented in the second round, and whether it is not presented, whether it defends one of the two lists or not.
Construction project of the Ikastola
The ikastola de Beskoitz presented in 2013 to the Seaskak Consistorial House a robust construction project, today prefabricated in rented grounds to the village house. All requests from Seaska were told no, and the prefabricated ones were removed and made it impossible to build a new building. The agents of Seaska requested to take advantage of the empty rooms existing in the locality, to eat in the village canteen, to park in the public parking or to rent the land of a private owner. Everything was rejected by the village house. Fabienne Ayense ordered in December 2023 that these lands be abandoned. Several circumstances, after the protest and the meeting, have been authorized to continue in the prefabricated ones. In the face of the conflict, Ayense decided to resign on 18 March.
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